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- Celobar_incident abstract "The Celobar incident was a pharmaceutical fraud that occurred in Brazil in 2003, and resulted in the death of nine X-ray patients by barium poisoning.Laboratório Enila was a small Brazilian pharmaceutics manufacturer who made an oral X-ray contrast medium trademarked Celobar. The medium's main ingredient was pharmaceutics-grade barium sulfate (BaSO4) imported from Germany. In 2003, without having the necessary expertise or authorization, they tried to manufacture BaSO4 in-house from much-cheaper technical-grade barium carbonate (BaCO3).Non-reacted carbonate and other barium salts that remained in the adulterated product killed nine patients. The first death was Ricardo Diomedes, who had taken Celobar on May 21, 2003 at a clinic in Nova Iguaçu near Rio de Janeiro. A few hours later he was suffering from vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pains, and weakness; he died the next day in Nilópolis. Postmortem exams confirmed that barium poisoning was the cause of death. Analysis of the Celobar by the Oswaldo Cruz Institute showed up to 14% unreacted carbonate (the maximum allowed limit being 0.001%). The other eight deaths occurred in the state of Goiás, where most of the contaminated lot had been shipped. (Coincidentally the same state as the Goiânia accident.)Authorities were warned after the first deaths, recalled the lot, and closed the laboratory, which eventually went bankrupt.On January 29, 2009, Enila's CEO (Márcio D'Icahahy Câmara Lima), and the chemist who carried out the synthesis (Antônio Carlos Fonseca da Silva) were sentenced to 20 and 22 years in jail, respectively.".
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- Celobar_incident wikiPageRevisionID "671501493".
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink Barium.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink Barium_carbonate.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink Barium_poisoning.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink Barium_sulfate.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink Brazil.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink Category:Medical_malpractice.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink Germany.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink Goiás.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink Goiânia_accident.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink Laboratório_Enila,_Brazil.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink Nilópolis.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink Nova_Iguaçu.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink Oswaldo_Cruz_Foundation.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink Oswaldo_Cruz_Institute.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink Pharmaceutical.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink Pharmaceutical_drug.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink Radiocontrast.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink Radiocontrast_agent.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink Rio_de_Janeiro.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLink X-ray.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageWikiLinkText "Celobar incident".
- Celobar_incident hasPhotoCollection Celobar_incident.
- Celobar_incident wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Celobar_incident subject Category:Medical_malpractice.
- Celobar_incident hypernym Fraud.
- Celobar_incident comment "The Celobar incident was a pharmaceutical fraud that occurred in Brazil in 2003, and resulted in the death of nine X-ray patients by barium poisoning.Laboratório Enila was a small Brazilian pharmaceutics manufacturer who made an oral X-ray contrast medium trademarked Celobar. The medium's main ingredient was pharmaceutics-grade barium sulfate (BaSO4) imported from Germany.".
- Celobar_incident label "Celobar incident".
- Celobar_incident sameAs m.06w396t.
- Celobar_incident sameAs Q5058414.
- Celobar_incident sameAs Q5058414.
- Celobar_incident wasDerivedFrom Celobar_incident?oldid=671501493.
- Celobar_incident isPrimaryTopicOf Celobar_incident.